Description
[Rotary sports car that continues to be loved around the world]
The third generation model (FD3S) of Mazda's world-only rotary sports car, the RX-7, debuted in October 1991.
This sports car, which was released as the "ε֮fini RX-7" to match the name of Mazda's sales channel at the time, has a dynamic and elegant styling based on curves.
The body is made as light as possible by adopting an aluminum bonnet and thin window glass.
The engine that is attracting attention is the 13B-REW type two-rotor rotary.
A combination of sequential twin turbos, one working at low speed and two working at high speed, produces 255 horsepower.
In addition, the four-wheel double wishbone suspension is made entirely of aluminum to reduce unsprung weight.
The front midship layout, which evens out the vehicle's weight balance, and the PPF (power plant frame), which connects the transmission and differential to create a rigid ride, are adopted to aim for straightforward and direct maneuverability.
In addition to its sophisticated form, the third-generation RX-7, which incorporates technology cultivated in numerous motorsports, is still loved by fans around the world as a rotary pure sports car.
[Model Specifications]
★ This is a 1/24 scale plastic model assembly kit of the rotary sports car, the ε֮fini RX-7, which was released in October 1991.
★ Length 180 mm, width 80 mm, height 51 mm.
★ The dynamic style full of dynamism with its curved surface structure is reproduced exactly as it is in the actual car.
★ The "Type R" is modeled with a front spoiler and rear wing with brake air ducts as standard.
★ The tight interior with a sports car atmosphere is also a sight to behold.
★ The underside of the chassis, including the four-wheel double wishbone suspension and the muffler routing, is also three-dimensional.
★ The tires that tighten the feet are made of realistic solid rubber.
★ The ε֮fini and RX-7 emblems and license plates are provided as slide marks.
